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that (fle etly U 1 ; that s abuses)! intry mid I V' -4 ~ ~ ' ~, :` , .. . • r , ' 1 ?& , . . le friend —. ;Sir job!' he 11110 - 7er , 1R I'd: t rad LlCe a SerViCe• at»epd he C,,urt diatige; tistapec°. ho mo datea Navy'a that 1)4 4 , wed do' ear (ilia it claim bvith &' ✓ ourt d of lu4-io paiti-A0 nesijoliP , •:I~: VOm wussiek proc . ki , g and JP . 4001, :is Bor. ta t!reJce' his ,es ,cartied :inn OS' “C' we 'll4 LiaY• HOO 4l ": 14 Cie r ; 1:00° it 11'3: or' Ni f• cirof v 16 Se o64 iar_4 l ; ; ; So' 1). irri'!n! r• lc fo'' to ji g. ritV l ' ay. a e4:0 11 poled ari" at l' ••••• .......". DO" AD )01, :e. reef , itr►Y Numß-Eit 55411 ~~_=^_= • TNP THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-C,'A 11 DEN. - O-MORROW EVENING, June, 16;1810i Will be acted the Tragedy of ISABELLA ; Or, FATAL. MARRIAGE. Biron, Mr KEMBLE • Carlos; Mr. C. K E ; Villeroy, Mr BRUNTON ; • Isabella, Mrs SIDDONS. To Which wilt be added, the popular Pantomime of. HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER GOOSE ; Or, THE GOLDEN' EGG. boxes 7s : Second Price 3s. 6(1,--Pit.3s 6d. Second Price * 2 s• Gallery as. Second:Price is . .—Upper Gallery is. •" „, Places for the Boxes to be aken of Mr. Brann, at the . till '=%v Box.ollice, in Prince's. t place, Hart-street; do from• Ten Four. The Doors be opened at Half past Fi ve , an d the Play b egin at Halt :v ast Six • On Mondry, Macbeth ; with Harlequin and Mother Goose. ENERAL SIR JOHN MOORE's. CORUNNA PATENT c Am!' _BEDsTEA D, forming a regular rMilitary Be for the Field, Barracks, &c. also,a SOFA for a em or Room,. &c. and like wise a SEA COT f or on b oard pore, the whble p a cki ng i n a sma ll V a l lee, allowed the most table. ever yet manufaCtured, invented by MORGAN' a nd SANDE RS,-Np. t 6 and 17, Catherine-street, Strand, Vito most humbly presume the highest- honours ought to-be Paid all those who so gallantly Jive and die for their King ant Country. A VILLA AND LAND, ~ At CHARLTON, in KENT, now in. the Occupation of. - Robert Sowerhy, Esq •'to be j..ET fur Twenty-one Years , front Nlichaetoms "eta' RE HOUSE is fit for the reception of a G en - ' ' tr teel Fatnill,tand there are a C oa ch-h ouse , S ta bli ng, an d Offices adjoining ; also a Garden and ab ut i t to ur A cr e s o f astute Land. From the House and Ground th e r e i s a v i ew °I the Th ames an d the Ships passing and re-passing. Also to be LET, for Twenty-one - gears frorn . Michaelmas ''ext, between Eight and Nine Acres of A KAB,LE LAND, off.the Parisjt of Kedbru6k,. in Ke n t, n ow 'i n t h e O ccup a t i on the Executors o f t h e l ate M r. U mp h el by. , b The Villa . and Land at Charlt on , an d t he L an d at K e d. r ook, which are about two m il es di stance from each other, are to be Let either together or separat'iy, and Persons in- Flitted to take either or both. are requested to send Proposals, ?n writing sealvcl up, to the Clerk's °nice, at Drapers'-Hall, S hro ginotton-street, London, before Eleven o'Clock in the I' orenoon of Thursday the 12th of 'illy next, When a Court ° t Assistants of the Worshipful Coinpany'ot Drapers will be : b h eld for Letting the same, and when Persons making Pro.. ' c la trayr le i; tn authorizat Agents, must attend to et - Ater into tot, ey shall be accepted. nln the mean t i me, the Pianists may be ' viewed .after the :lof July, except Sunday, by LaVe of , the respeClive Te_ tin", and ihqutries ma y be ma d e at t h e Cl er k' s O f fi ce, at . turrtay s. ape- Hair, any d.. ) s be tween T en an d 1 wo, except.Sa- i rs 1 CAPITAL MANSION-HOUSE, TO LET, READY FURNISHED, i OR Six, Nine, or Twelve Months, or a longer abTerm. it, required; situate in the most desirAle'Part ove the B a r, Fouth-impton ; coimmincling the most beau ;qui Views of the New Forest, River I when, and Sout hamp_ VWater, togefher with the pardens, Pleasure ground, uubbery, Hot-ho'uses, Pinery, and $ ucc:.ssion Ditto, G reen. 4°4 se. &C. Garden has nearly•6:,o Yards Brick-wall, the ‘vttole t n'tanted with choice t' trees, - measures three Acre;, bent& l . eet deep, and. -350 wine, at the Sea-side, and is consi- . red _to lily Town Residence in England, comprising t 4 , 11 TouficiM COuntry, the whole being in the 'Ugliest pie v lion The M.ansion-l-louse consists of a Drawing Room and. Dirt. Room, each 29 by 18 feet; •Sitting Ditto, or Drawing t o , 22 ;• Bteaktast Parlour, Library, Study, Bed. I „Ph - ls, and every,suitable Office rot - a Nobleman or Gentle- Fami:y- Stabling for Nine litirses, and Coach-house tOr wee Carriag es , t, • , &e. be ° sesSioti may he had early in July, and if p re f err ed. w ill t ie 1 "t tree of Taxes, Gardener's Wages, and every other Ex hce of the Garden.' - t° iora Vi ew of the Premises, or by Letter, P,;st paid, apply t .„,k• E ',ram v Sadler, Squtliampton ; Reference lot- Parti .how~,ars hi i ll t in L'oraton,at Nrnstrung and Mill'son, King-street, • ESSEX. 7' , VALUABLE•EREE-1101,11 ESTATE.. 4 0 BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, . By CFI ALK and . M EGGY , 1 AAnd may be entered upon immediately, most .Desirable, NWT- tiin berud FREEHOLD A cre , F ARM; Land-tax redeemed ; comprising.aboutNinety. Nvh - 01 , of culti excellent Land, in a high st a t e - vation, ‘i l i t e t :"eof near 30 Acres are rich Me a dow an d ti ne o ld P asture, stab Dwelling-house, two Barns, one of them nets-built; ti t „ u 'es, Cow h ouse , & c. i n exce ll ent repa i r, advantageouSly c i s` i te at Doddinghurst, adjoining the hard r oa d b etween fr o ,r llll g Ongar, Blacktnore, and Moutitnessing; distant cheicapital market fromu. about nine - miles, fmtn ?no strislord ten miles, Chipping. Ongar about - eight, I N i e s. from the Metropolis about- at miles ;'and Only two p ass a . on the left of the great East Road, on Which Coaches T.r ) and from London daily and'himrly. taken '!e present Growing Crops, Stock, Utensils, &c. may he . te nl ,. a t valuation - , or not. Part of the Purchase-money may gui r 7, l !, l upon mortgage a the Premises for a given time,.ir re lieThu' he Estate may be viewed with tickets only, to be had of fi s 6 4 and Chalk, - Auctioneers, Chelmsford, who are autho , ed t tor the same. k t i,„ This Day was published, - E;ted at the gl are d on P ress, an d so ld b y J . M ack i nl a y, ' ' S trand, London, alai J. Cooke, Oxf o rd, a t t h e to ll ow . in g Prices in sheets 4 • 1-1 1ZSTIONIS ALEXANDRINI ENCHI iii, RI DION an MSS. fidem reeensituni, cum Nods va t,rill,rn, prcipue'Leoliardi liotekis, A.1%1. Curante'l'hoina (:1 1 - r 4t c"(l. A. M. lEdis Christi A Immo. Accedit P well .... 1). sioinathia Gramm:arca. v,o. r6s. . Vol:llt,archi Chwrotiensis - Moralia--, Gr. et Lat. Wy ttenbach. 1- 1 . 1 ,.. I. Anitnadversionum Primus. 4to. 21. Izs. 6d. Aar,. ' sarhe Book, vol. 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'VI I • FRIDAY, T.l,OYD's, June 14, ;Sic). 21.1, a GENERAL MEETING of the SUB SCRIBERS to this House, held this Day, I A Sk'ER Esq. in the Chair; The Proceedings of the General Meeting held on the 29th Of January last, were read and confirmed, '• Ttie requisition-for this Meeting having been read, the fol lowing Report was handed to the Ch.irman, and reacCby him : The,Special Committe appointed on thec2oth of January, last, by the Stibscribets to this House, for the purpose of,comiteraCting the Plan of a projeded ‘‘Marine In-. surance, - Company," and of - opposing any application which might be mad 9 to Pa rliament,. or to the LOrdS*of tne Privy Council, for an Act or Charter to enable such- Company to cued Matine I nsurances,and to take all such measures as they Should deem expedient for that pur pose, •beg gave to report, That in pursuance of such appointment they immediately retained the most able Counsel at the Bar, and having soh cited and obtained on t h e • t o llosving day an audience of the First Lord of the Treasury, ,they stated to hint nut merely the grievances such a charter would. occasion to the subscrib ers to this House. in general, but also the impolicy of the measure in a commercial point of view. Your committee. after this,_ chreded a Memorial to be. prepared, and the same was accordingly .rese nte d, not o nl y twine Lords of the Privy Council, but to_the Lords of:the Treasury, and copies were also sent to all the law officers of the-Crown. - - Yaur Committee shortly after learnt that apetitiotajo.the . House of Commons had .been - presented by promdters of the new Marine Insurance Insurance Company, acct another by the Dire tors of the Globe Insurance Office; and having ob tained a copy of such Petitions, _it appeared, that they had a double object in view, namely, to procure for -themselves new charters, or to obtain a repeal of .so much of the Ad of 6. Geo. I. c, iB. as gives exclusive privileges to the Royal Exchange and London:Assurance COmp s anies, to died 'Ma. rine Insurances. - ' Those Corporations being naturally alarmed at these 'peti tions, invited Your t.ornmittee to join them in. their endea .yours to defeat the objeds of thepetitioners ;" - and your' Coin mittee, after mature c nsideritiOn, bei ng f u ll y coov i nced . that the repeal o f thech ters would-he attended With greater evils tathis House than t he gra n t • of_ any new one, din not' hesitate to acc e d e to thelOritatlint s • arid notice of a untiori 3 ,ci having.been given in th e H otse of Commons for' the appoint ment'of a seled Committee; Mr. Marrytitt and, Mr: Grenfel Opposed such appointment, and Moved , -to substitute an open Committee in its stead. Upon which occasion thIS - Com mime cannot but. notice that Mr. Marryatt made a speech in the House, which is beyond any eulugium they can be stow ; and ,considering it of great unportance that it should be generally known, the Conithinee solicited from Mr. Marrayatt permission to print it: Theit efforts to obtain an open Committee ,tvere however unavailing,- and -the motion. being carried, aSeled Committee was appointed for the pur. pose of considering the state and Means of effeding Marine insurances, and without the slightest intention 61 detrad ing from thethonour andrespettability of all the individuals who compokd that Committee, if .could not but - strike the. eye of every Man who read the list, ,that -there were many whose .partners were snhscribers to the petition, and who , were of course interested in the plan. - - . ' . • The seled Comanittee being thuS formed, and having had before them such witnesses as`the projnoters of. the new Com pany thc,ught proper to prodtice, for. the purpose of estab lisliing'the Want of facility and security' by the present sysr, tem of Insurance, sev e ra l o f your Com initteespresemed thein, iser yes to support the interests of - this House, and they trust, that aided as they were..by others of the SObscrit;ers, and by 'Merchants of great respectability and experience, arch a body of viden...e was' produced as could rot fail to convince every impartial mind tnat s there does not ex isOint?splid guoural for tile csiab Islaneat ot a new Mari..., Insurance Company, -- or this opinion, indeed, the m select Coiniqee the.iiselves appear to have been ; . tor alter act ioNcstigation wiiicil , l!sted• six Weeks, , the report they. tria,!e to 'the House of Corn ions ciOnclndes-, without any rec. ion,endation tor the Web lishment ot a new. Chartered Company. - Doting the period this investigation occupied, your Corn knitee thought it right to circulate amongst the Members of Parliament some pamphlets written on - the subject ; and having prevailed on Mr. Marryatt, as before stated, to permit them tapritit his speech, that also was circulated, and they have reason to believe Witb the best effect. - So soon as the Report of the Seled CoMmittee was pre- Sented to the House of Commons, and a copy of it obtained, • your Committee, conceiving it n ot t o -b e supported b y the evidence,:tesolved - to countered the ' cited' it was likely-te . produce; and understanding that Mr. Marryatt had propared a counter report, (which he had in vain proposed to the Select Committee for their adoption) it was detenni cd to apply to him to puiSiishit, with observations upon the ' , oon, in winch Ile acnuiesced; and this pamphlet was also sent to the Mem bers alt the House Of Commons. • . A Bi,ll was next b roug h t i nto P arl i ament by the promoters. of, the - new Marine Insurance Cornpan), ; and it appeared; on a perusal of_ it, that they now abandoned the idea of obtain. ing a Charter, or any Ad of Incorporation: The Bill merely having fordisobjed a repeal of so much of the Ad ot 6Geo 1. c. IS, as gives the exclusive priviege to the Royal Exchange' and London Assurance companies of insuring in partnership, . and of lending money on bottoniry. , On the first- view of this . hill it May possibly occur to massy Underwriters, that there was 0o very great objection to it, as being calculated merely to open the Insurance busi ness to all, upon equal terms ; but-upon due consideration of the measure, and th e consequences to which it would na turally-lead; your - Committee were unanimously of opinion that it would be attended with much greater evils to this Mouse and to the Conimercial World at large, than the esta- Wish/nein of any single new Chartered COmpany. The effect of taking off' the legal restraint imposed by the Ad would instantly • be, that every Fire. Office in London alai Westmiostet wont(' be convened into a Marine Insurance Cosi pany • that many other Comp an i e s would allti be'esta. blis;:ed in: Condon, and all tiie out-ports in Great Britain would likewise have their Marine Insurance Condpaiiies . , - • .1t was therefore the decided opinion'of your Committee, • from every thing which had conic tinder their consideration since-they were appointed,- that any alteration in the taw, which in its effect might permit l i.surance Compani•tito be ' 4 . oranclat pleasure, under the• denomination of !Olin Stock, Companies, would not only Mint .te against the interests of the private Underwriters, and be highly injurious to the d Merchants, but be pr cludive also - of great public mischief., by opeoing a field for numerous Schemes and Speculations, particularly calculated to tempt and- &Jude the Public troin the chances that are necessarily attendant upon every -s p ecie s of' Insurance business. " - .. They therefore resolved that any alteration to the Law shoUld•be most strenuously- opposed, and for this purpose a Petition was immediately presented to the House or Com mons against the Bill passing into a Law, and 'praying that the Subscribers to. this House, - Might be heard against it tfy their Counsel, Agents, and Witnesses. An Order .of the House_was accordingly made fin' that purpose; and after Conr&l and Agents had attended, for three nights without being called in, (from the press of other public nosinessr rhe Honourable centleman woo brought in . tile lii, I upon the fifth instant, (when it stood fora a Second reading among' the other Orders of the Day) declined moving it, and the Bill was therefore lost without any discussion having taken place on its merits. . Whether it will be resumed in the next Beiori of Par liament, your Conan - nye& Cannot positively state; brit they have reason to believe that the object is not altogether aban, doned, 'and they:shall therefore leer it their duty to •ke-.1) a ' watchful eye upon any .proceedings for that purpose. ' Your Committee cannot, in Justice to their own feelings, conclude their 'report, - without takingarthe opportunity of - acknowledging their obligations- to Nfr Marryatt, tor ind great, attention and unwearied zeal hellas sliewin in _protect:, ing the interests Of this House, and , for Ille• WIC-Natripied ability with which he advocated the i r caose *both in the• House of Commons, and before the Select Commutfe. ,Lloyd's, r4th !nor, igio, ~(Signe d ) 1. 1. ANGERSTEIN, S. ; SHA \V, ' T. PARRY,* • I. li.TH.RocKm okToN , , FCCLAGETT ' f. R I.; E , .), -G. M.UN It.( ), - - I. - INNES,' - • '.n. la - E. ‘V ZNI El A Nl, E: HEIN'I'Z,' • I. REEVE, 'l', 11A LLI DAN, , , Resolved Unaniniu4Sly, That the Rein,rt be published in JUNE 15, 1810. 'CIR/CE STXPENCIi . _ . such Newspapers as Alva Committee for managing the affairs .j or t his. [louse hall thi n k p roper. • . , . .. , 1 . June 14, 1 8 to . . Reolved unanimously, T . hat the Thanks o f t hi s Meeting i • . M ". be B, , iveti to the Special Corninittee• for the gr eat attention IHE PRlNClli z il f • which they have shewn to,the inter es t s o f this H OFFICERS and CO .:Q [louse, and ; .1. Amsr ,,, NEßs of HI , ilmji,.srps NAV), do he,e3y .that they b e requeste d -to continue their exertions•., it the same sr all he rendered necessary. • • i give Notice, ihat the Contra for H Pt.'II4MOCKS, v.l kb bar i Resolved unanimously, '!'fiat the Thanks of this Meeting i been advertised for the 28th Lucian:, i., put of till /ureber Notice. are particularly due, and are hereby, given, to Joseph Mar- I _ • are , Esq. for the great ability and zeal displayed by him I 7 .------- 7------.—__. .. both in the /liaise of Co-trillions, and in .the Seleet Com mittee, in opposing the proposed alteratiops'in the existing system of Marine insurance: • . . (Signed) !ASPER VAUX, Chairman. .. Resolved,tinatinnously, That the thanks of this Meeting be given to the ChArman for his able impartial concluet in the Ch a i r . r N/IFY OFFICE, - STATE Ol• THE NAVY. • This pay was published, A LETTER - to LORD VISCOUNT MEL•• 1111.4. E, on. his MOTIONS respecting TROOP. 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Symmons'S Lite, &c. in Seven Volumes, Ottato, prig 31. 135.-6 d. in boards ; a few copies on royal paper, price 51. 55. ; and a few other copies on imperial paper, price 71. 7s. • - A CHALLENGE. 4EhBisS Majesty s'Ct y's service, a c t i l , L a i ll e: i . e , : S t l u ie tg w e h o o n i e s, w la o t r e ld i t ? ) prove a single ,instance where their medicine and method of cure.have tailed of the desired effect. The pradice of many yearS iii this particular branch of their protestion, has not given rise to one unsuccessful casz. They continue to (tired their studies - to the treatment and cure of venereal complaints, and that derangement of the sys tent, which is the cons equence o f t h e perniciousand wasteful effects of a habit lo'ag and most unhappily pursued' ,by the • youth Of both sexes. In the one it will be found to be the unfailing source of barrenness ; the other have its ravages ta tally developed to them by a distressing state of debility. it' not, timely remedied, terminates in impotence. These are its remote and intimate eft - eds., while consump tion, toss tit muscular power, and various nervous complain t s,- usually characterise the earlier stages of this solitary vice. f persons languishing under the disorders incident to Such a habit, their treatmentis simple, and has never proved Unsuc cessful in the course of a long, laborious, and much extended p"radiee. In the most obstinate and complicated eases of ye,. • nereal infection, such as obstructions in the urethra, spumy * excrescences, hard minors, callous ulcers, eruption's, semi nal weakness, gleets, as also STRICTUR S, Whether recent or of long duration, and w hi c h h ave baf fled the skill of other Praditioners, are by their preserit im. proved plan of treatment, elledually and pernimently cured, without the - Patient sttlfering the excruciating •pan and alarming' hemorrhage which frequently follows the a pplica- , lion of the limar caustic. In the course at twenty years extensive pradice in this Metropolis, numerous casts of • Strictures have been anti are; daily tinder their care, the total eradication of which is ettetted by a sate, certain, arirt-expe dit ious mode of pradice, superior to any other yet adbpted. The weakness, relaxation, anedebility proceeding from this complaint are speedily. removed, and the Patient restored to • sound and vigorous. health. But where the debility has far years existed, a pr ,, per perseveranve in their restorative re medics, after the Stricture has been do•itroye !, is inilispensa— bly..requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of life and to reanimate the constitution. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen of the first respedtahi. lity, have been under the care nt Messre. Currie and, Co. tut the removal of comi,la; ,ts of the Urethra,, Striditres, &et and hiving receiveti a radical. il.d permanent Cure, request that references may be given to- there,-as satisfactory evi dences of the deeisive so ieriority of Messrs.. Currie and Co's. plan of treatment. Many of these Gentlemen have had strictures trout •to to 2's ye ra, and had becd 'under the care or.' Messrs. Home, Heaviside, and other iirgeons or equal rtni tience, who attempted the cure by the application of the 1..0- Bar Caustic, without alt4.ll . rt. Messrs. Collie and Co. in , y be consulted by either sex wirri, the greatest oelic , :cy, ,crecy, and _honour, a t 'their • ficate, No. to 7, Ilation•garden, Patients in the Country are r.:, - piested to State the pa ticu lars of tour case, age, and general habit of living, &c. &c. inclosing a remittance • for 'advice and medicines, when the • same will he given ur f>etit to artypart of the kingdom. T o enurethat' seciecy t;i..ess,:ntial to their undertaking - , the postage of I:nters may oe - atitied to the account for iffedicineS, 9111 tuns, rBcg. x 7, Oittititi-sarOca, Jane t 2, !SID. • r rHE , COMIIIISSIONERS for L ; ".1C11. 1 ,/iL L LNG " I L His Majesty's Navy di, hereby give Notice, 1 bat on Friday the 22d inst. 11 , 9 , wi . ll he ready to treeive Teo.dets iR Tcriting ( sealed up), and treat for ssich Quantities of god sound SPA: NISH, RED; FAYAL, or 14ENERI1'FEWINE, as the respeqive Merchants and Dealers therein may think }groper to offer'; to be subjea to a kraiXanty of Tweive Months, to be dril vered free of Customs and Excise: Duties in the spare of two Months at furthest, into his Victualii n g S.'o,es at DeptArd, Portsmouth, and !'! , mouth ; and lobe paid for by: Bilis, payable with Interest,' ninety days after date. 01WC:11, ORDN,INCE, :tune 1, aro. E PRINCIP,IL OFFICERS of HIS MA -4. PEST! s ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that Proposals wil.. be received at their Ogee, in Pall-Mall, on or before Friday, the 22d nay of June inst. front such Perionr as may be willing to undertake the Supply of FOR El G& TIMBER and DE A LS, for Set vice of this Depattment, Jcr a period of One Year fr,m the Ist of yu(y next. The Particulars of the Contrat7,ud a Schedule of the Timber and Deals, may be obtained at the Seiritary's Office, in Pall. Mall aforesaid, any etiy, between the hours of Ten and Four o'clock, where the Proposal: must be delivered, sealed up, and indorsed, " Proposals for Foreign Timber and Deols ;" bsr t no Proposal can be admitted after the said 22d inst. at Twelve o'clock at Noon of the same duy ; neither will 49 , Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an Agent in his bur.flj, shall attend. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, .y:.ne r, 1811. THE PRINCIP.d.L OFFICERS bfllls ,yEsTr, ORDNANCE do hereby give Navin, that Proposals will Ae received at their Of in Pall- Mall, an. Or before ll'ednekl9., the zoth :)' instant, from such Persons may be Willing to undertake the supply of SERGE for Servits of this Departmens, for a period of 'Three Years. A p.; stern of the Article to be lap lied may be viewed, upon appliC.qloa to the Comptroller of the Royal Lab:ratoty at Mot. wieb, and futther particulars, together with the Terms and Con ditions of the Coßtr4V,' may be known at the Sec;,ta.i''s Ofce in Pall-Mall, aforesaid, any day between the liars of Ten and Four o'clock, where the Proposals most be • delivered, sealed 'up and endorsed, " Proposals for Serge," but no Prlosal can be admitted alter the said loth inst. at Twelve o'clock at Noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed, .unless the Patty making it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, P. H. CREW, .Secretary, OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Zan, 9, 'Sic), THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS 111d jESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, 77,at Proposals wilLhr received at their o . ffi4e in Pall Ilfall, on or 1.;.. fore ltionday the 25th Dqy of yuue inst, front such Persons as may be willing to undertake tte Supply of Sundy Articles of CARP EVE R'S WORK, consisting of' Chests, Cases, and Packing Boxes, for Service of this Department, for a period of Three Years. Patterns of the Articles may be s viewedupon Application at the Principal Stor'ekeeper's Office, at the Tower ; and further Par ticulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of. the Con rae7, may be known at thiSecretary's Office, in Pall Mall, af any Day, hetunen the 11.41 rs of Ten and Four o'Cl. , ck, where tLe ' Proposals must he delivered, sealed up and indorsed, `; Proposals ' fOr Carpenter's IVork ;" but no Pi °floras can he admitted after the said ;511.1 Dqy of ynne, at Twelve Noun of the la? fe Day ; neither will any he Jioticid, males; the makinE it, or an Agent in his Behalf, shall attend. By ci - detr,j t Hca , •,i, _ R. 11. CREW, .S.fe • MACK! NL.A.Y's CATALOGUE . 4 • This Day was published, price is. sewed, A CATA LOG UF, - of BOOKS for the Ye ar 1810, sellaig by I. 11LiOtinlay, 8 .7, Strand. Part I. ing a-valuable Collettion of Classics, Lexicons, G tammors. - • • I London - : Primed for 1. Macit'intay : sold by Cocke d Oxford ; and I. Leighton, Cambridge. N. 11. The Second Prirt..t-iy he polished early in tuty. • . 'AN . AR tICI.E 61 , COMM I.RC E. To EAST and WEST-INDIA, AMERICAN ) and RUSSIAN MERCHANTS. • JP. HEATH, of Nottingharn, informs the M e e. 4: chants of England, and TracErs in general, that !Or tlid convenience of Sitle he ha; placed his .1 UN I R'S ES SENCE of.l o EPP ERMIN and other Medicines in the handsof Messrs. Shaw and Edwards, 66, - St. Paul's Church.. yard. - . .ILINIPER'S ESSENCE of PEPPER&IINT is we!i known as a sate, ettee.tual, and pleasant terrnldy Flatu• lencies,Goury an6tCholicky pains in the Stomach andltoWelsi Indigestion, Hysterics, Sea Sickness, N.ausea atienilant nn Pregnancy, Relaxation, and I, arising tr ita, A hhys pheric I•lest, of Appetite, ItijLitit from n..lorrient Weather, the Abuse of Spirituous Liquors, and . th toe Sp i t. modic Atta.:l;o: , s of the Stomach and En wets, 4 , indion Infints—adap'ting the dose to the ttf::ency of cat,. Ai it Faintly or tot theArme3 or Navy, it xviii be tOutid a valuable acquisition. . . • Sold - ivhglesale .ina retail, by MeSstS. Shatv\anci ttl , karAig e 65, St. Churcth.yard, hut none are vpt , ..,,e, useept ed,h bottle has " I. P, Heath; Nottinghim,' ei , greiveti oh a Placii. Stamp. 'll:Stepper bottlos, as, § l l.—and in is. 4d. 2nd Is 4 B)' Order of the Board, R. H. CREIV, Secretary', 134J i3 wof P ritr,.; inc h, ios Sot's Ted . ;1 Ct l P 3 3Seri cli ,4 '' I'3' 4lj gib° .~!' 11 - . ) ; 1* :Iti~t~' (:~: Cbe , ziJIA" 'sQ•